From the Psychonomic Society
- Introducing the Behavioral Science Response to COVID-19 Working Group 2020-03-30 Jonathon Crystal
- CR:PI Special Issue announcement: Interview with Guest Editor Lauren Williams 2020-03-18 Laura Mickes
- L&B Special Issue: Interview with Stephen Lea Part 2 2020-03-18 Laura Mickes
- Perfecting the profane: Finding the recipe to the best bad words 2020-03-12 Brett Myers
- L&B Special Issue: Interview with Stephen Lea Part 1 2020-03-10 Laura Mickes
- You are not yourself when you’re hungry: Hunger impacts decisions for food and non-food items 2020-03-05 Kimele Persaud
- Being mindful about memory: Mindfulness can boost memory performance 2020-03-03 Travis Seale-Carlisle
- Why we don’t serve “cheese and macaroni”: Investigating directionality of relationships between words 2020-02-25 Taylor Curley
- Is that you? Detecting low occurring fake IDs 2020-02-19 Laura Mickes
- White bears are hard to forget, but sometimes we should 2020-02-13 Heather Hill
From R-Bloggers
- Why R? Webinars 2020-03-30 Marcin Kosiński
- Screenager: screening times at bioRxiv 2020-03-30 quantixed
- Coronavirus : spatially smoothed decease in France 2020-03-30 Michael
- Installing spatial R packages on Ubuntu 2020-03-30 the Geocomputation with R website
- Meet {tidycovid19}: Yet another Covid-19 related R Package 2020-03-30 An Accounting and Data Science Nerd's Corner
- wrapr 2.0.0 up on CRAN 2020-03-29 John Mount
- A GARCH Tutorial in R 2020-03-29 R on msperlin
- Whats Cooking ?? 2020-03-29 Senthil Thyagarajan
- RProtoBuf 0.4.17: Robustified 2020-03-28 Thinking inside the box
- A deep dive into glmnet: predict.glmnet 2020-03-28 kjytay
From Andrew Gelman
- Fit nonlinear regressions in R using stan_nlmer 2020-03-30
- Structural equation modeling and Stan 2020-03-30
- OHDSI COVID-19 study-a-thon. 2020-03-29
- The second derivative of the time trend on the log scale (also see P.S.) 2020-03-29
- I’m still struggling to understand hypothesis testing . . . leading to a more general discussion of the role of assumptions in statistics 2020-03-28
- “For the cost of running 96 wells you can test 960 people and accurate assess the prevalence in the population to within about 1%. Do this at 100 locations around the country and you’d have a spatial map of the extent of this epidemic today. . . and have this data by Monday.” 2020-03-27
- Let’s do preregistered replication studies of the cognitive effects of air pollution—not because we think existing studies are bad, but because we think the topic is important and we want to understand it better. 2020-03-27
- The value (or lack of value) of preregistration in the absence of scientific theory 2020-03-26
- Online Causal Inference Seminar starts next Tues! 2020-03-25
- Corona virus presentation by the Dutch CDC, also some thoughts on the audience for these sorts of presentations 2020-03-25
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